How to make Tender and Juicy BBQ ribs – for beginners



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00:00 – introduction to real st. louis style spare ribs
00:12 – difference between spare ribs and baby back ribs
00:52 – seasoning the ribs with pork rub
01:21 – prepping the underside: scoring or removing membrane
01:51 – trimming excess fat and seasoning second rack
02:23 – letting the rub sit and prepping the Kamado Joe
03:35 – firing up the electric ignition and setting 120° c
04:13 – placing ribs on the BBQ for phase one: smoke
05:15 – making homemade bbq sauce: ketchup, vinegar, sugar
06:52 – checking ribs after 1.5 hours: ready to wrap
07:19 – wrapping ribs with butter and bbq sauce
08:40 – cooking to 90–92° c internal temp in foil
09:18 – phase three: glazing the ribs
09:40 – drying exterior and brushing on bbq sauce
10:53 – letting ribs rest and cool to 65° c
11:26 – slicing and revealing insane juiciness
11:43 – taste test and final verdict

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21 Comments

  1. We have these from a frozen supermarket in the uk, £12.99 so I’m guessing around 14 euro. I’m always buying these only problem is they just about fit on my smoker. It’s a struggle with 2 racks.

  2. Watching tight now and my pet peeve is why don't you trim the ribs including completely removing that membrane . I always trim my ribs like my Daddy did ,seasoned and marinated. The trimmed off parts end up being bunny ends which just as yummy as the ribs. Scoring that membrane doesn't work for me.

  3. It would be good to understand the cooking times. You started with 90 mins. Then wrapped. ?? For how long ?? And lastly for how long.
    For me I find 3:2:1 is a close approximation, maybe a bit less at the end. But I usually start lower and do the initial phase for longer. This helps plan a good cook time. It’s not clear how long your cook took tbh

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